Burgundy Wines

35 products

    35 products
    Bourgogne Blanc, Armand Heitz - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Armand Heitz, Bourgogne Blanc - 2022
    £27.50
    Bourgogne Rouge, Armand Heitz - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Armand Heitz, Bourgogne Rouge - 2022
    £27.50
    Bruno Clair, Marsannay Rosé - 2014 - Good Wine Good People
    Bruno Clair, Marsannay Rosé - 2014
    £19.50
    Domaine de la Croix Senaillet, Saint Veran Grande Bruyeres - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine de la Croix Senaillet, Saint Veran Grande Bruyeres - 2022
    £25.00
    Domaine De La Croix Senaillet, Saint Veran La Grande Bruyere - 2020 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine de la Croix Senaillet, Saint Veran La Grande Bruyere - 2020
    £24.00
    Domaine de la Croix Senaillet, Saint Veran Les Rochats - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine de la Croix Senaillet, Saint Veran Les Rochats - 2021
    £22.00
    Domaine de Thalie, Les Cosmics Bourgogne Aligote - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine de Thalie, Les Cosmics Bourgogne Aligote - 2022
    £27.50
    Domaine de Thalie, Plutonic - 2019 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine de Thalie, Plutonic - 2019
    £23.00
    Domaine de Thalie, Plutonic - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine de Thalie, Plutonic - 2022
    £28.00
    Domaine Derain, Methode Traditionnelle Chut - NV - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Derain, Methode Traditionnelle Chut - NV
    £35.50
    Domaine Gilles Morat, Pouilly - Fuissé Haut de La Roche - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Gilles Morat, Pouilly-Fuissé Haut de La Roche - 2022
    £46.50
    Domaine Gilles Morat, Pouilly-Fuissé La Haut de La Roche - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Gilles Morat, Pouilly-Fuissé La Haut de La Roche - 2021
    £42.00
    Domaine Jean Collet et Fils, Chablis 1er Cru Les Forets - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Jean Collet et Fils, Chablis 1er Cru Les Forets - 2021
    £32.00
    Domaine Jean Guiton, Bourgogne Cote d'Or - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Jean Guiton, Bourgogne Cote d'Or - 2021
    £25.50
    Domaine Jean Guiton, Pommard - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Jean Guiton, Pommard - 2021
    £54.50
    Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault Cuvee Charles Maxime - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault Cuvee Charles Maxime - 2022
    £67.00
    Domaine Marc Roy, Gevrey-Chambertin Clos Prieur - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Marc Roy, Gevrey-Chambertin Clos Prieur - 2021
    £109.50
    Domaine Michel Gros, Nuits Saint Georges Les Chaliots - 2020 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Michel Gros, Nuits Saint Georges Les Chaliots - 2020 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Michel Gros, Nuits Saint Georges Les Chaliots - 2020
    £56.00
    Domaine Michel Gros, Nuits St. Georges - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Michel Gros, Nuits St. Georges - 2021
    £57.00
    Domaine Nathalie et Gilles Fevre, Chablis Vieilles Vignes - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Nathalie et Gilles Fevre, Chablis Vieilles Vignes - 2022
    £27.00
    Domaine Rene Bouvier, Marsannay Rouge En Ouzeloy - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Rene Bouvier, Marsannay Rouge En Ouzeloy - 2021
    £43.50
    Domaine Rene Bouvier, Marsannay Sans Souffre - 2020 - Good Wine Good People
    Domaine Rene Bouvier, Marsannay Sans Souffre - 2020
    £39.00
    Fiona Leroy, Maranges Blanc Au Chêne - 2018 - Good Wine Good People
    Fiona Leroy, Maranges Blanc Au Chêne - 2018
    £36.00
    Fiona Leroy, Maranges Rouge Sur le Bois - 2019 - Good Wine Good People
    Fiona Leroy, Maranges Rouge Sur le Bois - 2019
    £39.50
    Maison Skyaasen, Pommard - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Maison Skyaasen, Pommard - 2021
    £94.50
    Marc Roy, Bourgogne Pinot Noir - 2018 - Good Wine Good People
    Marc Roy, Bourgogne Pinot Noir - 2018
    £55.00
    Marc Roy, Bourgogne Pinot Noir - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Marc Roy, Bourgogne Pinot Noir - 2021
    £50.50
    Marc Roy, Bourgogne Rouge - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Marc Roy, Bourgogne Rouge - 2022
    £51.00
    Marc Roy, Gevrey - Chambertin Vieilles Vignes - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Marc Roy, Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes - 2022
    £96.50
    Marc Roy, Marsannay Blanc Les Champs Pedrix - 2016 - Good Wine Good People
    Marc Roy, Marsannay Blanc Les Champs Pedrix - 2016
    £49.00
    Mark Haisma, Saint-Romain Blanc - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Mark Haisma, Saint-Romain Blanc - 2021
    £56.50
    Mark Haisma, Saint - Romain Blanc Le Jarron - 2022 - Good Wine Good People
    Mark Haisma, Saint-Romain Blanc Le Jarron - 2022
    £58.00
    Mark Haisma, Volnay La Cave - 2021 - Good Wine Good People
    Mark Haisma, Volnay La Cave - 2021
    £65.00
    Sophie Cinier, Pouilly-Fuissé Collection - 2018 - Good Wine Good People
    Sophie Cinier, Pouilly-Fuissé Collection - 2018
    £44.00
    Vincent Girardin, Santenay Rouge 1er Cru Les Gravieres - 2020 - Good Wine Good People
    Vincent Girardin, Santenay Rouge 1er Cru Les Gravieres - 2020
    £40.50

    Our Burgundy Manifesto

    I must confess, for a long time I’ve found Burgundy intimidating - both in complexity of the category and price per bottle. However, we now boast 35 wines from Burgundy (and counting) with an average price of about £40 per bottle, and we’re thrilled to share them with you.

    Why bother, you ask?

    It’s really good Chardonnay and Pinot Noir (and we love a solid Aligoté, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves). The region of Burgundy is historically the greatest place in the world to grow these grapes and has been for the majority of the last millennia. As a result, yes, they’re valued at a premium. But that’s not to say there aren’t gems to be discovered, and when you hit that sweet spot – woah baby – the good ones have the ability to enthral, and transcend all the bullshit posturing and hype. 

    The approach: 

    Surround yourself with smart people. We sourced most of our Burgundy selections from two of the best UK importers for the category. When I first attended a Burgundy En Primeur (preview) tasting I felt like I was showing up to an exam that I didn’t study for. As one might expect, these tastings can be stuffy. They skew towards the stereotype: white men in brightly coloured trousers abound, crowding around the show-off bottles in the room that are otherwise reserved for an exclusive few. BUT, it only took a reluctant sip or two for me to realise something:

    You can operate on a need-to-know basis, and frankly, you simply don’t need to know all of the intricacies of the region, its appellations, sub-appellations and single vineyard sites to appreciate the wines and identify the most important thing – the intersection of QUALITY and VALUE.

    Discover the stand-outs, strike the ones where the price is so high that the juice just ain’t worth the squeeze, and then look to the producers themselves and see if they align with GWGP’s core values:

    Wines made with respect for the drinker and the environment. Hands-on vineyard practices, and hands-off winery practices. Wines that boast balance and a sense of place – and above all – they're damn tasty. …Generally speaking, Burgundy is pretty consistent across these tenants – they kind of have to be in order to keep up. 

    When the wines are made well, we believe they will have the ability to develop and evolve with age, there’s no rush to crush any of these wines, but we often choose them for immediate drinking pleasure, not to collect dust on a shelf. 

    Simply put, we’ve got a damn fine selection of French Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from wonderful producers at outstanding prices. 

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